New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-06-01

ton to his ice house and refrigerator.
John Essig has removed his stock Of
goods to Essig station.
A communication from 81. A. Davis
was received to late for this issue. We
will find room for it next week.
Emanual Schnoberich has rented
the meat market formerly operated by
Lucas Fecker at Springfield.
F.Friedman has excavated basement
and built solid foundation under his
store building on Minnesota street.
John Doster, of town Milford, has
been granted pension. Mr.. Doster
is veteran Of the Mexican war.
Inspector General Brandt inspected
Co. A Monday evening. he was &C
companied by Capt. johnson of St.
Peter. Co. A mustered Al men and
passed favorable inspection.
Conductors on the Winona & St. Peter
R. r. will celebrate July 4th at Vase
ca. Trains will leave Winona and Ira
cy for Waseca at A. M. on that day.
James Martin, who was arrested by
sheriffs Holms and Schmidt for stealing
horses, has been sentenced at Litchfeld
to three years in the penitentiary.
The fourteenth annual meeting of the
western conference Of Congregational
Ministers and churches will convene at
New Ulm Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday June 18th, 18th and 18th,
1887.
The Southwestern Minnesota G.. A.
R. Association will encamp at Worth
ington June 14th, 18th and 10th. An ex-
tensive programme has been prepared
and the visiting posts will be made to
feel at home.
A side track has been laid in the
Tracy railroad yards to facilitate the
unloading of material for the new brick
depot and despatchers offices. The
building will be fine one and work on
it will commence at once. Mr.. F. Auf.
derheide, of this place, furnishes the
brick. .
Now that we have an excellent sys-
tenn of waterworks in the public ceme-
terry, the proper thing for the city to do
is to pay the small balance of 500. 70
due to Mr.. H. A. Subilia, assume
charge of the works and keep the same
in repair. We do not think that any
person who contributed to the fund will
object to such a course, and certainly
those who did not contribute onght to
be satisfied with having the city obtain
possession of improvements whose ne.
cessity nobody can deny, at about one
fifth the actual cost. We hope that the
city council will attend to this matter
in their next session.
The locating committee of the pro-
posed Soldiers Home arrived from
Redwood Falls Friday morning. 4
delegation from Hecker Post and the
Board of Trade met them at the depot
and escorted them to the Dakota House
and from there to the various sites Of
fered. In the afternoon the committee
was treated with a drive around the ci-
ty and surrounding country. In the
evening they attended a promenade
concert in Turner Hall Park. We must
give them creditor not being over-com-
municative. 1t was impossible to get
any expression of opinion from them
as to where the home was to be To-
Gated. They agreed with our people
that New Ulm was 4 nice place and the
old veterans would surely like it here
but that was all that could be pumped
out of them.
The 5rd annual meeting of the Min
nesota Pharmaceutical Association will
| be held 1T New Ulm, Tuesday and
Wednesday, June IA and Is. and it is
expected that over two hundred will
attend. AS our hotel facilities are not
sufficient to accommodate so large a
number, the members coming from St.
Paul and Minneapolis have rented two
sleepers and will occupy them during
the time of the convention. It will be
necessary to quarter some of the yisi-
tors in private houses and q committee
will call on some of our citizens for the
purpose Of securing quarters for those
who cannot be accommodated by our
hotels. Exhibit and meetings will be
held at Turner Hall. The programme,
as far as completed is as follows. Tues.